Mayor Smith Gave Wonderful Address in Malvern
The Malvern audience heard Edpl Sach, ex-mayor of Omuta, discuss the Trial of Jesus from a purely legal perspective at a Methodist church event in March. The address, praised for its clear, authoritative handling, drew strong approval from Mayor Smith and attendees who lauded the speaker’s histori cal and legal analysis and presentation.
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Sentiment Shifts After Veto Landmark Farm Bill Debate
Following President Coolidge’s veto of the McNary Haugen bill, public opinion showed early disappointment but gradually grew more favorable. Farmers report a better understanding of the bill’s provisions, realizing relief aspects and noting polit ical shifts as they reassess the measure with time and study.
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Increased Demand for Farm Lands Surges in Spring
Survey data from Mhicazoa and Burlington agricultural programs show ten men per farm seeking rental in many areas, indicating renewed interest in farming. Officials report more applicants than available farms, suggesting a healthy outlook for the industry this year as inquiries rise across communities.
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Prayer on the power and purpose of prayer
A rural school read a short prayer praising prayer’s influence and asking for daily strength to do disliked tasks and yield obedience. It reflects on whether prayer alters God’s plans while affirming its effect on listeners and those who pray, and compares it to the Master’s guidance two millennia ago.
Poem Verse From Shenandoah Sentinel Tries Faith and Aid
A quoted verse from the Shenandoah Sentinel speaks of facing the world bravely. It expresses resolve to help others, cheer those who pass, bear burdens bravely, and measure self by giving. The piece ends with a plea for strength from God to give more.
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Seven Rules of Etiquette Publishes New Code
A magazine outlines seven core etiquette rules to guide modern social conduct. The list emphasizes naturalness, common sense, taking time, avoiding pride, selflessness, making the best of situations, and daily courtesy, with Miss Lillian Eichler cited as chief author.
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Iowa Legislature Doing Honest-To-Goodness Work
Iowa Legislature pressed ahead with real work in the past week. The senate cleared the boards on many measures including governor appointments and budget items while the house moved bills on finances, including the state budget, university and college improvements, and serial bonds to fund public needs.
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